Mathrubhumi SEED (Student Empowerment for Environmental Development) is our partner in Kerala and aims to create awareness among the growing student community on environment protection. SEED with its vast network of coordinators reaches out to hundreds of schools each academic year and introduces environmental projects and activities, including SeasonWatch. SEED works closely with each school, as well as through periodic events and meetings organized at district and state-level, to follow-up on the projects progress and success. More about the project here.

The State Council for Scientific Technology and Environment (SCSTE) is our partner in Meghalaya. One of their objectives is to popularize science in the state, especially among youth and students. With this objective in mind, SCSTE introduces several activity-based science learning activities, including SeasonWatch, in the school eco-clubs, through a wide network of interns and volunteers. More about the institution here.

Foundation for Ecological Security (FES) is our partner in Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. FES works very closely with local communities towards an understanding of principles that govern the interrelationships of various life forms and natural systems. Their community resource persons are embedded within  and work collaboratively with the local communities. With SeasonWatch, FES is monitoring trees of local importance culturally and socio-economically. More about the organisation here.

Keystone Foundation, based in Kothagiri (Tamil Nadu) work closely with local communities to understand the relationships between humans and biodiversity. The Barefoot Ecologists associated with the organisation are leading the effort in understanding the phenology of tree species that are important food plants for pollinators species that produce honey. More about the organisation here.

ANET is based in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands that host a range of endemic flora. The ANET team have been observing 5 species of culturally important plants every week and also share the experience with the children that the interact with. More about the organisation  here.

RRBCEA is based in the city of Pune and in collaboration with SeasonWatch, will be leading a number of outreach activities on trees in the Empress Botanical Garden. The RRBCEA provide an opportunity for Punekars to engage with their environment in a hands-on way through a diversity of engagements like exhibitions, lectures and tree-walks. More about the institution here.

Nature Conservation Society of Nashik (NCSN) is an officially registered NGO since the year 2000. The team works towards wildlife documentation, research, awareness and conservation projects in and around Nashik district. More information about NCSN here

A public charitable trust with a goal to contribute to the knowledge and conservation of India’s unique wildlife heritage with innovative research and imaginative solutions. NCF works in a range of wildlife habitats—from coral reefs and tropical rainforests to the high mountains of the Himalaya. For more details about the partner, please see the website here.

Wipro’s social initiative in the area of school education in India. This initiative is our funding partner and has been supporting us from the very beginning. For more details about the partner, please see the website here.

A research centre specializing in biological research. It is part of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR). For more details about the partner, please see the website here.